Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

city, who gave half million dollars to-
 ward founding a Catholic Universry. | The only women who wear this deeura-
 ton are the Oleen oi Span end tLe
 wife of General sherman, who raised a
 large sum of money which wss sccu-
 muiatsd under the .itle Oi Peters
 Pence.
 LITrLR RccX, June 2-The Gazett :.
 Conway, Afk.. -psoial says: "Informa- | ton Eas TeoeIyed to-day Ct a terrible
 Eifray. between three young farm q,
 during a spelling bee a, C clutch in
 lia vey tsWnshIp.
 They were fifteen miles from Conway.
 Dan and All bert Mahey. and Tom Md ! dleton. The latter and Dan Mshey weF,
 rivals for the hand of Q DsighbJ5hood
 belle. Ou Seturday ni2h. they called
 Middleton out of church and accused
 him of lyiug, and seized him and began . stAbDing EIul with knife. DurIrg the bfffay, which emptied the | church, several shots were fred, one of | which struck Middleton and another
 moltally wounded Da1 MlEey, Albert
 Mahey wgs also seriously shot. Dan | died On Monday. Albert has disappear | ed and Middleton Is reported dyIng thls
 morning.
 1 WAsHISGroS, June 3-The commer-
 cisI agent Gt New Caledonia, South Pa ciic Ocsal. has Aotidsd the department | of s-sie that the cOnv.cts in that colony are being liberated with the understand | ing that they must not settle m any English Cf French colony, and as a con | sequence The majority aTe going to SGn ] FEancIsr1. U. says a proposition. .ls now ! before t.a local DE-IaGent to vote one | ,AousaIl .rur Ter The landing in San | 'raucisCr t'r the worst oi these men as | they will not te received n Tahiti or | elsewhere,
 | The French government is offering a | subsidy o' El2O per moath for steamers | tO ruu between tieOule and Ialiti end | thence Co San Frsnclsco for the purpose
 oi assisting immigration to America. PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-It is pub [ lishsd here that Prssifent Cleveland on advice ot members of his cabinet will not only visit St. Louis during the Grand Army Eucampment but other western cities. and will probably con
 tinue his journey to the Pacific coast.
 TORONTO. June 3.-Ihe council of the Toronto Board Oi Trade have decided
 to cull auo,her nee ing Ot the board, to further discuss tne question of reci proCity with the United States. CARSON. Nevada. June 3.-'The earth cusks at 2-iS this morning woke every one up and the streets were flied with people. Pictures and plaster fell in the supreme c1urt room. Several stores and brlck buildings were badly cracked.
 There are deep Assures iD the ground
 in Douglass county from which water is ! pouring. The hot springs are reported
 dried up.
 PITTsBUEG. Pa, June 3.-A meeting
 O, the stockholders of the Esds Ship Railway Ol Tebusntepec will be called
 on the arrival home of Colonel James Andrews of Allegheney City, when it is expected he will be chosen Rs the late Captain Eads' successor Rs engineer of the gigantic project. There arc some thirty stockholders Ot Pittsburg'S
 vealihIest citIzens interested m the ship canal to tho amount of Slj0OOO. PARIS, June 3.-Ls France says .he police authorities are keeping from the | public the actual number of deaths re- | sui,i1g from the Opera COmigue fire. | Many bodies, is says. have been taken | from the ruins at various times and re-
 moved tO the mOrgue unknown to the l people. La France estimates the real
 number Of lives lost by the fire st over POO.
 PHLIDADELPHIA. June 3.-R7bert G. l Fla! shot and killed Mrs. Lillian Rivers, ] wife Oi James W. Rivers an actor this morning. Rivers himself attempted to | kil his wife one month ago. Hall Gt- ta; utld t. commit suicide after the deed.
 sAS FEANCIscr. June 3.-The recent examination O. ;he books of the Safe Deposi, Company of thIs city, it is
 stated, revealed En apparent shortage
 ID the accounts of General C. <. ThomD- SOD, treasurer, Of nearly seventeen tbOu- sad cellars. sad Co have been lost m | reel s-tste speculation. According to ! ts4 ur b,i-hed stat.ment of the officials ! Of One company to-day practically makes good the shortage Thompson resign
 ing h;s position and giving mortgage on all personal spropetty. The facts were made pubic owing to several alleged eza--e5Gled statements published to-
 day.
 FIrrsPURG, June 3.-The Knights Of ] Labor m the coke regions do not look with favor upon the report Q, the exc l cu'ivs committee regarding the strike, and their return to work IS doubttuL | { convention has been called Tor ! Monday st Everson to consider the
 matter.
 PIrTzBUEC, June 3.-The wages com ui.tee Cf the AmalSamsted Association Le.I G meeting here to-day. The ma | joriiy, it is said, favored asking for ten
 per cent, advance in wages, as the report | will ba present before the annual cOu-
 veut.ou next Tuesday.
 NEW YoEK. June 3-Mrs Chieri Gig | ns.als hes been condemned tO be hang | si iu She Tombs. July 2i next. for the
 murder of her husband.
 WASHINGTON, June 3-The yellow ie- yer outbreak at Key West is regarded
 with much apprehension by the marine | b, spitsl service. Such relief has been
 afforded Gs the bureau Is authorized to render.
 BRUssFIs. June 3-Four thousand miners ID the SerEing dIstrIct who bed returned Co sork have again gone cut on Q strike.
 ! | has rendered Bn impOrtsa. q cisi.u ia | the BvtLs case. He he'd that the in- strumfut .e. oIt n Florence B.y.he's
 second amendment woich Vss sislsd by | Blyth m favor of hIs alleged daughter | Florence. is sufficient to sustain her
 course ot action m her suit Co recover
 the entire estate, valued st nine million | dollars,
 SACRAMENTO, June j.-1he State ' Board ot Education met at the State Capitol this m0rnIns, al tle members being present except Governor Bartlett. | The following resolutions were adopted. :.
 Whereas, the city Boards oi EiucstIon
 having DO longer legal riyh; to grsn' certificates. this board will hereafter re- auire the accumulation Of a CCunty Board o' Education, upon which to grant educational or llte diplomas UKIAH. Cal, June 5.-Ukish held sn
 election today for school trustees and
 voted for the issuing O' SDOO ID
 bonds for the purpose of building @
 new school house. which was carried by more than a two-thirds vote. Dr. F. V Ei,g sDi !. O. White were elected